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DwellClick is an app that clicks the mouse for you, and lets you give your fingers a rest!
DwellClick lets you adopt a totally relaxed
- Click and drag with mouse movements only. No clicking required!
- Save thousands of clicks per day. No more tired and sore hands.
- Drag and resize windows so easily it's like magic!
- Works great with any trackpad or mouse.
DwellClick lets you adopt a totally relaxed
What's New
Version 2.1.2:
- Fixed a bug where DwellClick's graphics would appear as a white box for some users.
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later
DwellClick User Discussion (Write a Review)
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DwellClick is an app that clicks the mouse for you, and lets you give your fingers a rest!
DwellClick lets you adopt a totally relaxed posture and use your Mac with mouse movements only. Once you discover a world without clicking, you will find you can use your Mac more enjoyably and with less effort. Work or play more efficiently and for longer, without tired and sore hands.
You can work faster, because your hands actually spend less time on the mouse or trackpad. Or just lean back and browse, and enjoy web surfing with minimal effort.
DwellClick works seamlessly with Mac OS X and has multiple intelligent features which help it keep out of your way and do its job, while you do your job. It works great with multi-touch trackpads and the Magic Mouse too.
- Click and drag with mouse movements only. No clicking required!
- Save thousands of clicks per day. No more tired and sore hands.
- Drag and resize windows so easily it's like magic!
- Works great with any trackpad or mouse.
DwellClick lets you adopt a totally relaxed posture and use your Mac with mouse movements only. Once you discover a world without clicking, you will find you can use your Mac more enjoyably and with less effort. Work or play more efficiently and for longer, without tired and sore hands.
You can work faster, because your hands actually spend less time on the mouse or trackpad. Or just lean back and browse, and enjoy web surfing with minimal effort.
DwellClick works seamlessly with Mac OS X and has multiple intelligent features which help it keep out of your way and do its job, while you do your job. It works great with multi-touch trackpads and the Magic Mouse too.
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Forn reviewed on 30 Mar 2012
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Hamid914 reviewed on 05 Feb 2012
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To the developer: You are wise to offer a demo. It has me intrigued, and I'm certain that others who get to try it will find it worth pursuing. The only viable alternative I've seen is RapidClick, but there's no demo for that. Even though DwellClick is more expensive, I'll take the known over the unknown.
The main drawback of trials is that it can complicate things (mainly from my point of view, admittedly), with different versions of the binary, having to invent and implement trial limitations and so on.
But the "trial + MAS" setup can also confuse some buyers. You might be surprised how many people, having bought from the MAS, hear an update is out and go to my site to download it, instead of updating within the MAS. This has led to a number of emails from confused customers in my inbox.
The typical RapidClick buyer tends to be not as technically sophisticated as, say, the average PopClip and DwellClick buyer. So I feel the simplicity of a MAS-only approach is a good argument for keeping it that way for RapidClick. For now, anyway.
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Avis reviewed on 22 Feb 2011
I think that it would be nice if you could save different quick access palette configurations and switch between them. Also, the inclusion/exclusion list in the preference would be more useful if you could save different sets of rules and switch between those sets.
It's a great piece of software, and I know that certain planned additional features will add to its value. I must admit that at $15, DwellClick 1.5 is not an impulse buy. I highly appreciate the fact that the trial shareware version was full-featured and good for an entire month.
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One thing that would be very handy would be the ability to emulate a right-click or alt-click. Is there any way to add this?
Thanks
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Right click is equivalent to ctrl-click, which can be selected by clicking the bottom button in the control panel.
To do an alt-click/option-click, go to "Panel" in the Preferences and add the option-click button to the panel.
I hope you find DwellClick useful. If there are any more questions or improvements you would like to see, just let me know!
Nick,
DwellClick Developer
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Haven't played with it further since it rendered my Mac unusable until I was able to disable it.
I've just tested it with my own Wacom tablet, and I do find a similar problem when I hold the pen against the tablet. It seems the tablet sends tiny movement signals at all times, which is preventing DwellClick from registering that the pointer has been rested. In my case, it "un-pressed" when I took the pen well away from the tablet, but I guess your hardware may differ.
I will attempt to correct this problem in the next version of the software.
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I tried unplugging the tablet, but that didn't fix it for me so I wasn't sure what was wrong.
Thanks!